Robert Kiyosaki Links Iran Yuan Oil Move to US Dollar ‘Death’ Warning

Robert Kiyosaki warned that Iran’s yuan-based oil payments could intensify pressure on the U.S. dollar. His comments cited Ray Dalio’s petrodollar analysis and reports involving Strait of Hormuz traffic. Kiyosaki Predicts Dollar Pressure From Yuan Oil Trade Robert Kiyosaki raised a stark warning about the U.S. dollar on X on May 24, linking claims about … Read more

Robert Kiyosaki Warns ‘Crash Imminent’—Cites Jim Rickards in Extreme Forecast

Robert Kiyosaki warned that a financial crash is imminent, pointing to Jim Rickards’ gold outlook and his own silver forecast. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author said investors should prepare before panic spreads across markets. Kiyosaki Warns of Imminent Crash as Gold Forecast Draws Attention Robert Kiyosaki warned on May 22 that a financial crash … Read more

Clarity in a K-Shaped Economy – Week in Review

This editorial is from last week’s edition of the newsletter Week in Review. Subscribe to the newsletter to get this weekly editorial the second it’s finished. The newsletter also includes the biggest stories of the week with a comment on each story. Week in Review Bitcoin finished the week stubbornly battling with $80,000, while ethereum … Read more

Robert Kiyosaki Reinforces Bullish Bitcoin Outlook Amid Inflation Warning

Robert Kiyosaki renewed his bitcoin bull case, tying BTC ownership to inflation protection, hard assets, and long-term wealth planning. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author cited oil prices, national debt, and currency weakness while urging investors to consider real assets. Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin Bull Case Extends Beyond Market Forecasts Robert Kiyosaki combined entrepreneurship and bitcoin investing … Read more

Expert Warns 2-Year Nasdaq Bubble Phase Beginning, Urges Investors to Position Now

Online Blockchain CEO Clem Chambers believes U.S. markets have entered the early phase of a two-year Nasdaq bubble driven by artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending, deficit-funded money printing, and industrial reindustrialization. Clem Chambers Calls 2-Year Nasdaq Bubble as AI Spending and U.S. Deficits Drive Rally Chambers spoke with Kitco News anchor Jeremy Szafron this week … Read more

China’s Yuan Settlements Jump to $214B in March as Russia, Iran Accelerate Dollar Exit

Russia and Iran are accelerating their move away from the U.S. dollar and toward the Chinese yuan as Western sanctions and geopolitical pressures deepen, according to a new report. The Rise of the Petroyuan The global financial landscape is undergoing a tectonic shift as the conflict between the West and a growing coalition of sanctioned … Read more

‘A Lot Further to Go’: Ex-Goldman Strategist Predicts a Massive Breakout for the Brazilian Real

Robin Brooks, Senior Fellow at The Brookings Institution and former Chief FX Strategist at Goldman Sachs, believes the Brazilian Real is poised to grow, as the currency’s value has been consistently rising since 2025. Two key drivers will benefit the Brazilian real: the end of the Middle East conflict and the rising uncertainty in the … Read more

Yen Carry Trade on Steroids? Strategist Flags Bitcoin-Linked STRC Yields

Wall Street may be underestimating a bitcoin-linked carry trade resembling the yen carry trade as capital shifts from Fed funds to higher-yield income products. Strategy’s STRC shows an 11.52% effective yield, underscoring the widening spread attracting institutional focus. Key Takeaways: Comparison to the yen carry trade signals potential for large-scale capital reallocation. STRC offers monthly … Read more

Argentines Hoard $170 Billion in Cash as Milei’s Tax-Free Deposit Scheme Flops

Analysts believe that the ghost of the restriction of dollar depositors, popularly referred to as “corralito,” still haunts Argentines who prefer to hold their savings in cash dollars rather than in banks, even after the approval of the Fiscal Innocence law. Key Takeaways: Milei’s tax-free law failed to attract even $1 billion of the $170 … Read more

China Defies US Sanctions on Oil Refiners With Sweeping Non-Compliance Order

The blocking statute invoked by MOFCOM requires other companies conducting commercial activities in the country to disregard the sanctions imposed on five domestic refiners linked to Iranian oil transactions, because they constitute an improper extraterritorial application of foreign laws and measures. Key Takeaways: On May 2, China’s MOFCOM invoked the Blocking Statute against U.S. OFAC … Read more

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